Images are for illustrative purposes only, may be inaccurate, and do not guarantee the presence or absence of specific ingredients. Frozen Bone Broth Cubes
Plain bone broth frozen into small cubes — a simple topper or warm-weather treat.
Homemade guidance, not veterinary advice
This broth is plain, made only from bones, water, and a splash of vinegar, with no onion or garlic. Always strain out the bones completely before serving, since cooked bones can splinter and aren't meant to be eaten. This is general homemade guidance, not veterinary advice — check with your vet if your dog has dietary restrictions.
Instructions
4 steps- 1
Place the bones in a large pot, cover with water, and add the vinegar.
- 2
Simmer gently for several hours, topping up water as needed, until the broth is rich and golden.
- 3
Strain out the bones and let the broth cool completely.
- 4
Pour into an ice-cube tray and freeze until solid.
Nutrition character
A rich, plain bone broth made by simmering marrow bones for hours, then frozen into small portioned cubes.
Serving guide
One or two thawed cubes spooned over regular food, or offered on its own as a treat, is plenty regardless of dog size — it's a flavorful topper, not a meal.
Benefits
- Adds flavor to plain food
- A little extra hydration
- No added salt or seasoning
- Easy to portion from the freezer
Storage
Keeps frozen in an airtight container or freezer bag for up to 3 months; thawed broth should be used within 4 days if refrigerated.
Suitable for
Dogs of any age or size, as an occasional flavorful topper or treat.
Common questions
Can dogs eat the bones after making broth?
No — the bones should be strained out and discarded, not given to your dog. Simmered bones can become brittle and splinter, which is a choking and injury risk.
Is bone broth a meal on its own?
No, it's a topper or treat meant to add flavor and moisture to regular meals, not a nutritionally complete food.
Why add apple cider vinegar?
A small splash is a common addition when simmering bones, but the broth is otherwise plain with no salt, onion, or garlic.
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